SCHEDULE / PERFORMANCES

Stay Tuned! Our 2024 Festival will feature dazzling performances from artists far and wide. From local treasures to international gems, these captivating performers will put a smile on your child’s face and make you hoot with laughter. Discover our weekday and weekend performance times & schedule. View our event calendar.

• All
• Calendar
• Access Types 
  1. Closed Captioning 
  2. DHH 
  3. Hearing Assistance 
  4. Neurodiverse 
  5. Relaxed Performance 
  6. Wheel Chair Accessible 
• Ages 
  1. 0–2 Years 
  2. 3–5 Years 
  3. 5–8 Years 
  4. 7 and up 
  5. 8–12 Years 
  6. All Ages 
  7. Babes in arms 
• Formats 
  1. In person 
  2. Online 
• Genres 
  1. Circus 
  2. Clown 
  3. Dance 
  4. Drag 
  5. IBPOC 
  6. Music 
  7. Online Interactive Journey 
  8. Puppetry 
  9. QT+ 
  10. Storytelling 
  11. Theatre 
• Grades 
  1. Grades 1–3
  2. Grades 2 and up 
  3. Grades 3–4
  4. Grades 4–7
  5. Grades K‑12
  6. Pre‑K
• Languages 
  1. Bilingual 
  2. English 
  3. French 

1. Sakasaka 

   Expect the unexpected as this clown trio takes you on many adventures including a Thriller dance homage, a trip on the Titanic and open-heart surgery! Sakasaka, which means thirsty in Malagasy, is a word-less, physical comedy with live music and sound effects. 

   Ages: All Ages (Grades: K‑12)
   More info
2. Small but mighty — Ginalina and Friends 

   Take a wonderful multilingual musical journey themed on the value of every child and the small but mighty roles we play every day. Sing, dance, and be part of the musical wonders of Accordion, Guitar, Ukulele, Percussion, Erhu, and Zither, alongside Ginalina with Friends and Guests from the Vancouver Chinese Music Ensemble. 

   Ages: Ages 0–9 (Grades: Pre‑3)
   More info
3. Tree, a world in itself 

   A multi-sensory, interactive universe enveloped in soft light, music, and silence, where five characters continually adapt to meet the needs of their audience. It was created for Autistic children and adapted for children with intellectual disabilities and/or reduced mobility. 

   Ages: Autistic children 4 and up 
   More info